Elon Musk has reclaimed ownership of Gene Wilder’s iconic Bel-Air home from the late Willy Wonka star’s nephew Jordan Walker-Pearlman, who had defaulted on the loan he had received from the tech billionaire to purchase the property in 2020.
Musk, 53, who first acquired the single-family LA home in 2013 for $6.7 million, originally planned to sell the dwelling in 2020, claiming at the time that he planned to “own no house.”